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Hi, Tony! You might want to contact WHV and ask if they have English translations of the instructions for your models. Their email address is: bestell@papermod.de You probably should also take a look at the build thread at Kartonbau, our German sister forum. I found at least two...

OOppps! Guess I was thinking along the lines of a waterline model.:mrgreen: Looking great, bazzer!! Cheers! Jim

Great seeing you back at it, bazzer! And with photos!! No small feat, mate.:mrgreen: I'm really looking forward to seeing you at the point of adding John's highly detailed and artistic deck to the hull...I guarantee folks here will be blowed away...absolutely! Keep at it, mate...

Excellent job!:thumb: Your work in creating the prop is fantastic! As I understand the posts, the admins are in the process of importing the old threads so, in time, we should have the earlier posts on this thread back in place. Keep at it and thank you for sharing photos of this build...

Wow, bazzer! Not only is John a superb modeler, he's an excellent artist! Is this a sample of what is going to be on the flat portion of your ship?;-) Cheers! Jim

Hi, Padre! I don't know about not being good at build threads, this one is really good from where I'm sitting! One thing is sure, you are very good at building models...this build is excellent! I, too, love the way the railings are turning out. Very nice trick using pins for the...

I hope you are able to add pics at some point, because I just know we are all in for a unique treat! Keep trying, Flu! Cheers! Jim

And we're having fun watching this build progress...got to say, you work very quickly, Bob! Really a superb start. Cheers! Jim

How right you are, Jim! Although I think our growing family in this forum is doing more than it's fair share in this area; notice how many build threads, new kit reviews, new online stores and news of models being put on display have increased over the last few years? It makes me happy to...

Simply breath taking, Flu!! Renaud, I hope you're right, a lot of the older ships have a unique charm to their appearance, and I love seeing them! Cheers! Jim

I hope we can now watch you build her!:grin: I'm happy you found them.:) Cheers! Jim

This would be an incredible achievement at any scale, guys! I am more and more impressed with the degree of detail that card model designers are incorporating into their models these days, truly something I don't think was attempted even a decade or so earlier. Must be the computer software...

Outstanding job! You did an excellent, neat build, exhibiting extraordinary craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing photos of this beautiful build with us! Cheers! Jim p.s. I see you are working on Carl's Soyuz...how's that going? I'm interested in starting it soon and would love to...

Just a suggestion, but if you are looking for shipside diorama ideas, you might want to check out this site of Michael Urban where there are a few free downloadable files to create wharf and water dioramas: http://www.cardinspace.com/component/option,com_frontpage/Itemid,1/lang,en/ Look...

Very nice reconstruction! I agree, the elimination of the tabs and using a joining strip on the inside of the hull sections has given you a neater and more even finish for the joints of the hull. You are doing a wonderful job and in a reduced size! Looking forward to seeing more...

Spectacular, Flu! Now, permit me to lift my lower jaw off of the floor...:grin: Cheers! Jim

Hi, John: Not much better, but give this a look: http://picpage7.tripod.com/lcu1600.html Cheers! Jim

It has not gone un-noticed how well spaced and even those railings across the back of the crane are, Flu...superb work! Cheers! Jim

Very nice job, Andrew. The fit may be good, but you are doing a superb job with this kit as well. Keep at it, mate! Cheers! Jim

Yes, Max was quite an excellent modeler. His build thread was and continues to be an inspiration to me. His masts on Cleo using just paper rolled tightly was the first time I saw someone do this, and he did a magnificent job of it. He is sorely missed.... Jim